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Feed Additives and Diagnostic Support for the Animal Industry
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Diagnostic Services

Currently OmniGen Research markets the following services:

Aspergillus fumigatus DNA testing

A. fumigatus has been implicated in a variety of diseases including mycotic abortion and hemorrhagic bowel syndrome. In humans, this mold invades immunocompromised patients and has a high mortality rate. It has similar potential in livestock.

Details of this assay are available by clicking the link below:

Mycotic infections in livestock

Sample Submission

When submitting samples, please include a data sheet (available below) to allow for more timely processing of your samples.

Blood
.pdf File Online Form
Tissue
.pdf File Online Form
Feed
.pdf File Online Form
Feed Bag Label:
.pdf File

 

C. perfringens toxin DNA testing

C. perfringens is a common gastrointestinal pathogen resulting in hemorrhagic disorders. Several strains have been idenitifed which release a mixture of different toxins. C. perfringens strains may be identified by characteirzing the patterns of toxins produced. OmniGen Research, in addition to A. fumigatus DNA testing, is able to complete analysis of samples for clostridial toxin DNA typing. This is a non-quantitative method and should be used to detect the presence of C. perfringens toxins only.

Testing for the presence of  this pathogenic mold is available through the OmniGen Research. The cost is $24 per sample.

Details on how to submit samples are available by clicking the following link:

Sample Submission

When submitting samples, please include a data sheet (available below) to allow for more timely processing of your samples.

Blood
.pdf File Online Form
Tissue
.pdf File Online Form
Feed
.pdf File Online Form
Feed Bag Label:
.pdf File

L-selectin testing (Now Available!)

L-selectin has been used as an index of innate immune function in mammals. The laboratory at OmniGen research has recently developed a quantitative RT-PCR method for determination of L-selectin mRNA concentrations in blood samples. Producers, veterinarians and nutritionists may send whole blood samples to the laboratory at OmniGen Research for quantitative assessment of L-selectin mRNA levels. A new kit is available for this purpose. Please contact the research lab for shipment of L-selectin kits.

L-Selectin Assay Kit

 

 



 

 

Blood testing kits: Order